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TIIE WINGHAU, ADVANC
emeemeereee. trerareESDAY, SEPTEMER r, 1941.
Want Ads give traction Pickard-Didgieish
FOR SALE
SELL 1'0:UR POULTRY the Co-op-
way. Call 271 for prices and truck-
ing service. Our prices are good.
Store your meats. fruits and vege-
zebles in our modern storage. Lock-
ers, waxed cartons and waxed .pa-
per available to town and country
patrons. rrb
PleCTI;R.F. FRAMING--A specialty.
;Verret,. II !use, Wine ham.
FOR SALE--I'sed Remington Stan-
dard Typewriter, suitable as prac-
tice machine, $35.00, Apply to Earl
Heywood, CENX, Wingham, 5:12h
FOR SALE A Connor nand washing
Machine with wringer. Apply to
Mrs. D. Hamilton, Minnie St.,
phone 381. 5,
USED SPACE HEATERS—All sizes,
cleaning and service. Hiseler and
Son. Box 332. Phone 426, 5b
FOR SALE-350 Pullets, Me months
old. Barred Rock and New Hamp-
shire cross, Apply Cameron Walsh,
Belgrave, Phone 15r23. Brussels. 5b
FOR SALE—Quebec heater, Quebec.
stove, davenport, dinner set and
antiques, and other furniture. Phone
694J after 6 p.m. 5b
FOR SALE—Large size child's tri-
cycle, C.C.M. Price $8.00. Phone 206.
5b
FOR SALE—Good set of Back-band
Harness, nearly n e w, including
collars and bridles. Apply Varley
Bros, Belgrave. 5b
FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY you
get a $1 atomizer free with a $2.50
bottle of "COTY" toilet waters
namely, Paris, L'Organ, Emeraude
or L'Aimant, at Kerr's Drug Store.
5b
WATERLOO M.M., TRACTORS &
MACHINERY
FOR SALE-30 small fence Posts and
four large posts. Call 190, Wing-
ham. Ob
5b — -- —
FOR SALE - Dining room suite with
china cabinet In good condition.
Apply Mrs. E. Farley-, Belgrave.
5b
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LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
• FOR SALE-300 Soiling-bred. Hemp-
Rock pullets, laying: Durham heif-
er, due in October. Edgar Dane,
•. No. 1, Wroieeter, phone 30r4, Webx-
eter.
CARS FOR SALE
FOR SALE- Nash sedan 1929 model.
Motor A-1. Must he sold this week.
Price $125.00. J. E. Davis c o Mrs.
Birtch, Centre St.
FOR SALE- 1949 Ford coach, Low
mileage, Only one owner. Clean
throughout. Apply to Box 76, Ad-
vance-Times. 5b
FOR SALE OR RENT
FOR SALE—House on Shuter St,
for immediate possession. Apply
T. R, IVIathers, phone 303. 5h
ROOM FOR RENT—Comfortable
room, breakfast, if desired, all con-
veniences, central, Business girl or
student, Box 75, Advance-Times.
29:5b
FOR SALE-6 room house in Tees-
water, Ont., white block board,
freshly decorated inside and out,
insulated, oil heated, shade trees,
garden, a desirable home, immediate
possession, reasonable. Mrs. T. H.
Newman, Box 357, Teeswater, Ont.
5b
FOR SALE—Bungalow in Lower
Wingham, 5 rooms, good full-sized
garage, barn 16' square, splendid
large clean garden. Apply R, F.
Bacon, on premises any time. 5*
HELP WANTED—FEMALE
NURSE AIDS WANTED
Nurse Aids for staff of Ontario Hos-
pital, St. Thomas. Initial salary
$1050.00 per annum, plus Cost of Liv-
ing bonus of $300.00. Annual incre-
ment, Modern residence. Room, board,
uniforms, and laundry provided at
cost of $27.00 per month. Three weeks'
vacation, all statutory holidays and
special holidays with pay, 8 hour day,
5i, day week. Superannuation and
accumulative sick leave. Apply to
Superintendent of Nurses, Ontario
Hospital, St. Thomas. 22:29:5b
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
BABY - SITTING --RELIABLE High
school girl wants baby-sitting even"
ings, Reasonable, Phone 544R, 5b
BIRTHS
MILLER -.-At Listowel Hospital, on
Monday, August 27, 1951, to Mr. and
Mrs, Ernest Miller, Listowel,
daughter,
JOHANN— At the Wingham General
Hospital. on Thursday, August 30,
1051, to Mr, and Mrs, Stuart
Johann, Teeswatcr, a son.
WILSON—At the Wingham General
Hospital. on Saturday, September
1. 1051, • to Mr. and Mrs, Cecil
, a son.
PRESTON—To John and Ivy Preston
itt Clintpn Hospital, Clinton, Ont„
a son, Frank Fleuty, on Saturday,
Sept. 1, 1951,
WILL—At the Wingham General
Hospital, on Monday, September 4,
1951, to Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Will,
R.R. 1, Wroxeter, a daughter,
HEDDERICH—In St, Michael's Hos-
pitel, Toronto, on Wednesday, Sept-
ember 5th., 1951, to Dr. and Mrs'l!
H. Hedderich, of Caracus, Vene-
zuela, !nee Frances Currie) a son.
WANTED
WANTED TO BUY- Child's used tri-
cycle in good condition, Phone 453.
5,'
WANTED TO BUY—Timothy seed,
clover seed and field peas, Highest
prices paid. R. Cramm, seed mer-
chant, Pinkerton, Ont, Phone Car-
gill 78r3. 5*
WANTED—Child's folding go-cart
and a walker. Mrs, Sellers, phone
Wingham 610W13. 5*
EMPLOYMENT WANTED—Either
in store or private house. Call 340J,
Wingham in forenoons.
IN MEMORIAM
WATSON—In loving memory of a
clear husband, W. G. Franklyn Wat-
son.
Only a memory of bygone clays,
And a sigh for a face unseen,
But a constant feeling that God alone
Knows just what should have been.
—Sadly missed by his wife. 5b
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hammond wish
to thank their friends, neighbors and
relatives for the kindness and expres-
sions of sympathy shown them •in
their recent bereavement. 5b
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. R, F. Bacon and family wish
to express their thanks and !apprecia-
tion to all their friends and neigh-
bours for the lovely flowers and ex-
pressions of sympathy they received
during their bereavement in the loss
of a loving wife and mother, Espec-
ially thanking the Rev. E. 0. Lan-
caster for his words of comfort and
Dr. Crawford for his care and at-
tention, also the nurses and staff of
Wingham General Hospital,who were
especially kind to the late Mrs. Bacon.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a gown of white nylon
marquisette over white taffeta with
a slight train, Her headdress was a
fingertip length veil from a Juliet
cap of eyelet, which matched the yoke
of her dress, She carried a bouqUet
of yellow gladioli and ivy. The mat-
ron-of-honour, Mrs. William Renwick,
! wore a floor-length dress of rose taf-
I feta with matching mittens and Juliet
gealancip ainid.ane dart;vy,ied a bouquet of white
Harold Powell of Orillia was the
best man and William Renwick and
Stanley Powell of Seabright, were
ushers, Miss Annie White sang "I'll
Walk Beside You" and '0 Perfect
Love.' Organist was Stanley Roberts.
Seventy guests were received at
the home of the bride's parents, by
the bride's mother in street-length
grey lace with wine-coloured acces-
sories, and corsage of lilies, assisted
by the groom's mother in street-
length brown' figured jersoy wicli
corsage of gardenias and yellow roses,
For going away the bride wore a
navy gabardine suit with grey acces-
sories and orchid corsage. The couple
left on a trip to Manitoulin Island
and Northern Ontario, Upon their' re-
turn they will reside at 44 Viewpoint
Avenue in Hamilton.
Guests at the Pickhard-Dalgleien
nuptials were present from Gore
Ice Lake, Orillia, Markham, Grim-shy,
Dunnville, Toronto, Stoney Creek and
Washington, D.C.
Holmes-Wightman
An arrangement of pink and white
gladioli .intermingled with ferns,
formed the setting in Listowel United
Church on Saturday, August 25th., for
the wedding of Phyllis Gertrude, dau-
ghter of Mr, and Mrs. James C.
Wightman, Listowel, and Clarence
Courtney Holmes, Avonport, N. S., son
of Mrs. Holmes and the late. C. A.
Holmes, Rev. J. D. Martin, Listowel
PwalisilQev, t loyPacIftopr•Zigag, r.I'i'lleeroriet eo,":11aQ)b,eY' d
the wedding. music. Soloist was Miss
Dorothy Hartsell, Kitchener,
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a gown of white nylon •
net over satin, fashioned with a skirt
which extended into a train and with
long, Illy-point sleeves. Her fingertip
v it "fell front a beaded headdress,
A double steand of pearls completed
her costume, and she carried a white
Bible. Miss Margaret Ann 'Moir, Reg.
Londbn, as bridesmaid, was attired
in a strapless blue tulle Costume feat-
tiring A. flared peplum, lace jacket and
snatching mittens, She carried a sheaf
of pink gladioli. Little Miss Randi
Hodgson, Aylmer, who was her cous-
in's flower girl, was charming in a
star-studded pink nylon net and taf-
feta dress with silver slippers. She
carried a basket of pink and blue
earnations, W. Manning, Blyth, was
best man, Ushers were Donald
Wightman, Listowel, brother of the
bride, and Clarence Ivey, Halifax, N.
S.
The '1- oeeption was held in the
church parlor, where the bride's
mother received in a navy sheer
,siteliel lei"!1 erliNli bee
MR. A. RUSIN '71
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COMPANY Ft!
gi 1950 Designs Now Being shown fl:1
Individually fitted and styled. •
• Several fittings at no additinnal
charge.
Call 276J, Wingham 6 Ili for Appointment ii
• or Write . ,—
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costume with pink carnation corsage.
ll'or a wedding trip to the .Gaspe
coast, the bride donned a raisin
• brown suit with matching accessories
and an orchid corsage, They will me'
side at Wolfville„ N. IS, The bride is
a graduate .of Victoria Hospital, Len,
don, and. the University of Western
Ontario in P4biig! Health Nursing,
The bridegroom received his Bachelor
of Commerce degree from Dalhousie
University, Halifax,
Red Seal Fancy Cohoe
7 3/4 oz.
SALMON
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5 oz. Heinz's
SPAGHETTI or
BAKED BEANS
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Aunt - Sally's
PEACHES
20 oz. 24c
Business wheels
LOST
LOST---between Bluevale and Wing-
ham, A. black 18-inch Fipemaster FOR sALE_Feur-yard wide floor
page wrench. Finder please leave 1 covering. Also Congoleum in three-
at Bluevale P.O. Reward. 513 vard and two-yard widths. WO-
K)
FOUND wood's, Winghani.
A REAL BARGAIN- guele e heater
STRAYED- -to home et Conren, w i th 1,i pt,s. At le,t sow at once
Diagonal. Road. black and brown end pritaei aceerdieely. Mrs.
collie dog' Owner }lease "311 722J E. A. VanStotw, John St.. pliom! 11)2. 5b ti
F(..F:. SALE - McCormick - Deering I FOR SALE — three steers, feeders,
two-furrow tractor plough, Apply weigh around SOO. Phone 725J3. J. •
R. M. Shiell, telephone 620J2. 0 ! R. Graham. Lower Wingham. 51)
Chalmera Presbyterian Church in
Hamilton was the .seene of an inter-
esting wedding on Saturday, when,
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Pickard,, son .of Mr, and Mrs, Robert
Rickard, Ice Lake, Manitoulin.
Rev. W. Ii.. Palmer, M, A., conducted
the eereniony, against a background
of yellow gladioli and ferns.
Radios Washers
REPAIRED
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PICKLES
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NEW EQUIPMENT—
All sizes of New Tractors, Models R,
Z, U and G.
Tractor Manure Spreaders on Rub-
ber and ready for used truck tires.
Tractor Double Discs and Cultivators.
USED EQUIPMENT—
FORD TRACTOR with Plow and Pul-
lcee 1950 Model,
Massey Model 22 Row Crop.
Waterloo Model R.
EBERSOL WONDER ELECTRIC
HAMMERMILLS with new type
hammers.
PHILIPS ELECTRICAL APPLI-
ANCES
Radios and Radios with Record
Players,
Electric Ranges, Refrigerators and
Washers, Electric Shavers, etc.
Used Electrical Appliances.
GEO MERKLEY'S GARAGE AND
MACHINERY SALES & SERVICE
Belmore Ont.
Phones: Belmore, 4 Wroxeter 7r7
4. HMI of TIN.. )/ $374
MIMIC tries*. $31*
David Crompton
JEWELLER
Certified Watchmaker
'Phone 59 Wingham
PAPERHANGER AND PAINTER—
experienced, reasonable rates. Alex
Coutts, Jr., Scott Street, Wingham.
5*
REAL ESTATE
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
Full line of Butcher Equipment, new,
90 ACRES with new implements,
80 ACRES on highway.
65 ACRES on highway, modern house
and fine barn.
100 ACRES, estate to settle.
100 ACRES, 3 miles off No. 4, cheap.
200 ACRES, 2 miles off No, 4, cheap.
200 ACRES, hydro, brick house, and
large barn.
IMPLEMENT BUSINESS represent-
ing large manufacturer.
TOP NOTCH general store.
SERVICE STATION and garage.
3 HOTELS.
DWELLINGS in Seaforth, Brussels,
Teeswater, Wingham.
LISTINGS WANTED.
W. C. OKE, Real Estate Broker,
Seaforth; E. THOMPSON, Salesman,
Wingham, Phone 505. 5b
THANK YOU
The Junior Band wishes to express
sincere thanks to all who assisted
with the recent band tattoo, Special
thanks to John Brent, who arranged
for the entertainment; Mrs. Don
Robertson for her assistance and to
the Softball Association for the use
of the park,
Jack Templeman, President
Gill. Miller, Sec,-Treas, 5*
TAXI
DAY or NIGHT
Phone 65
JIM CAMERON
All Passengers Insured
Come to the
FALL FAIR
at MILVERTON
Sept, 21 2.2
Community Talent Show
and Modern Dance on
Evening of Sept. 21
Horse Races,
Baby Contest,
Special Attractions
Increased Prize List
Modern and Old Tyme
Dance on Night Sept. 22
Geo. Gernhaelder, Sec.-Treas,